Celtic Season Ticket Renewals 2025/26: Key Details and What It Means for Supporters

Celtic Season Ticket Renewals: A Modest Price Increase

Celtic Football Club has announced the renewal prices for season tickets for the 2025/26 campaign, with a modest increase of between 5-8% for standard adult tickets. The prices now start at £608 for adult tickets, varying depending on seat location.

Financial Pressures

The price increase reflects the ongoing financial pressures faced by the club, including changes to living wage legislation and employer costs. However, the club’s commitment to keeping football accessible for families is evident in their pricing structure for young supporters.

Youth Pricing

Celtic’s approach to young supporters is a highlight, with season tickets for under-13s remaining fixed at just £50. This price is a standout move, keeping football accessible for families. Teen pricing is also well-structured, with season books starting from £105 for 13-16-year-olds and from £159 for 17-18-year-olds.

Concessions

The club also offers concession prices for over 65s, starting at £376, and full-time students can renew for £374. Students also have access to an opt-out option, excluding the Rangers’ home fixture, which reduces the price further.

Renewal Rates

Given the club’s strong renewal rates in recent years, it is likely that the 2025/26 season ticket renewal campaign will see a similar trend. With a 99% renewal rate for the past four years, Celtic can expect a strong response from supporters.

Champions League Playoff

It’s worth noting that the season ticket will cover all 19 home matches in the Scottish Premiership, but will not include any European fixtures, including the Champions League playoff round. This tie will be ticketed separately, and supporters will need to purchase additional tickets for this match.

Conclusion

The renewal prices for Celtic’s season tickets reflect the club’s commitment to balancing financial sustainability with supporter affordability. With a strong pricing structure for young supporters and concessions for over 65s and students, Celtic is working to keep football accessible for all. As the renewal campaign gets underway, supporters will weigh up the price increase against the value offered by the club.